When do you most often make the wrong decisions in poker: when are you making a quick decision or when you think about this decision on a time bank?:turtle:
I am always thinking at the table, there is no other way to play. I know that your gut reaction is usually right, and most of the time, once I hasve examined the situation, I follow that instinct. But, there are times when that is wrong. You have to take into consideration what the opponents are doing, how the table is playing and what the situation is. There are times when I am playing at a super tight table, I get a 63o UTG and my gut
tells me to fold. But, then I look at the way the table is playing and my table image and I put in a pot-sized raise and the whole table folds around to me. You also have to think about your opponents...personally, I do not use a HUD...I do take very good notes and I will review them and analyze what I think my opponent has and if he is trying to get me to fold to a
bluff or call a monster. I think these are signs of a solid player and if you want to be the best you can be, you should study the game and always be thinking at the table.